The OSI-OZ Newsletter came out recently (and the wizard in this case is Brian
Bainbridge) with the following story. I hope they won't mind me passing it
along here.
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NigelRawlins
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> Sent: Friday, March 31, 2000 4:22 AM
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> Subject: A Story from OZ
>
> The OSI-OZ Newsletter came out recently (and the wizard in this case is
> Brian Bainbridge) with the following story. I hope they won'
Hello Harrison,
I was quite taken aback having been noticed, Re: A Story from OZ.
Brian Bainbridge emailed me about you quoting my piece. It was a
strange case and I must admit I was worried that the guys involved
might not even be able to read.
The story was quite interesting because I was
ir
contemporaries.
Thanks for listening
Rich Norris
At 06:34 AM 4/3/00 +1000, you wrote:
>Hello Harrison,
>
>I was quite taken aback having been noticed, Re: A Story from OZ.
>Brian Bainbridge emailed me about you quoting my piece. It was a
>strange case and I must admit I was worried t
At 06:43 PM 4/2/00 -0400, you wrote:
>My Assumption: CEO's get paid to Open Space in their organizations to
>capitilizes on the above to meet their organizations goals. An OS
>facilitator is in essence doing the CEO's function in this regard.
>
>If this is a correct assumption then the Fair Market
At 03:00 PM 4/3/00 -0400, you wrote:
This is great -- but for me the math would be harder then the Open Space.
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Harrison,
I agree, the math might be a real challenge. I personally warm up to the
notion of letting the customer
This is great -- but for me
>the math would be harder then the Open Space. But there was a time when I
>did an Open Space for a $300 million company -- small but quite well known.
>The CFO was furious. We basically closed the company for two whole days. He
>figured it cost him a Million a day. Anyh
>over time from immediate value to post OS event value. This matches the
>basic concepts of "dissipative systems". My thought is that Open Space
>could be used as a "snap shot" of the real culture systems in an
Rich,
my understanding of dissipative in the context of ffednoldcas-os is the
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>>over time from immediate value to post OS event value. This matches the
>>basic concepts of "dissipative systems". My thought is that Open Space
>>could be used as a "snap shot" of the real culture systems in an
>
>Rich,
>
>my understanding of dissipative in the context of ffednoldcas-os is the
I think that is the embodiment of dissipative structures: order arising from
chaos
I didn't have a clue what that acronym was -- now i know, and my life is more
organized for it!
CJC
Denis Hitchens wrote:
> >>over time from immediate value to post OS event value. This matches the
> >>basic
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